Birds of Ecuador
Birds of Ecuador Mindo Cloud Forest Reserve, North Andes, Amazon Jungle, Galapagos, Pasachoa, Paramour Forest August and September, 2008 1. Croaking Ground Dove 2. White Tipped Dove 3. American Kestrel 4. Grasshopper Sparrow 5. White Winged Sparrow 6. White Banded Swallow 7. White Bellied Swift 8. White Tipped Swift 9. Chimney Swift 10. White Collared Swift 11. Fork-tailed Palm Swift 12. Pink Throated Picard 13. Vermilion Flycatcher 14. Crested Flycatcher 15. Little Hermit Hummingbird 16. Rufous-tailed hummingbird 17. Green crowned brilliant Hummingbird 18. Sword-billed hummingbird 19. Buff-tailed coronet Hummingbird 20. Green Thorn-tail Hummingbird 21. Collared Inca Hummingbird 22. Booted Rocket-tail Hummingbird 23. Inka Hummingbird Hummingbird 24. Black-tailed hummingbird 25. Green-tailed Trainbeater Hummingbird 26. Esmeraldas Woodstar Hummingbird 27. Giant Hummingbird 28. Sparkling Violetear Hummingbird 29. Green Crowned Brilliant Hummingbird 30. Rufous Collared Sparrow 31. Common Pigeon 32. Ruddy Pigeon 33. Golden Quetzal 34. Southern Yellow Grosbeak 35. Martens 36. Tropical Kingbird 37. Aguila Andina Eagle 38. Great Thrush 39. Black-billed Thrush 40. Brown Thrush 41. Bush Tanager 42. Palm Tanager 43. Blue-winged mountain tanager 44. Opal-Rumped Tanager 45. Blue Grey tanager 46. Magpie Tanager 47. Pygmy Owl 48. Snowy Egret 49. Cattle Egret 50. Great Egret 51. Rufescent Tiger Heron 52. Green Heron 53. Silvery Grebe 54. Sungrebe 55. Hoatzin 56. Horned Screamer 57. White-cheeked Pintail 58. Grey Winged Trumpeter 59. Greater Yellow Headed Vulture 60. Black Vulture 61. Snail Kite 62. Double Toothed Kite 63. Forest Hawk 64. Double-toothed Kite 65. Roadside Hawk 66. Cobalt Winged Parakeet 67. Blue and Yellow Macaw 68. Scarlet Macaw 69. White Eyed Parakeet 70. Maroon-tailed parakeet 71. Black Headed Parrot 72. Squirrel Cuckoo 73. Greater Ani 74. Smooth-billed Ani 75. Ringed Kingfisher 76. Green Kingfisher 77. Green and Rufous Kingfisher 78. Amazon Kingfisher 79. Black Fronted Nunbird 80. Swallow Winged Puffbird 81. Scarlet-crowned barbet 82. Many banded Aracari 83. Pale Mandibled Aracari 84. Chestnut Mandibled Toucan (Choco) 85. White Throated toucan 86. Spot Breasted Woodpecker 87. Cream coloured Woodpecker 88. Black-cheeked woodpecker 89. Streak headed woodcreeper 90. Streaked Xenops 91. Black-necked cotinga 92. Red-crested cotinga 93. Lesser Kiskadee 94. Yellow Rumped Cacique 95. Crested Oropendola 96. Russet-backed Orpendola 97. Red-Capped Cardinal 98. Magnificent Frigatebird 99. Brown Pelican 100. Lava Gull 101. Blue-Footed Booby 102. Wimbrel 103. Spotted Sandpiper 104. Thrush-like Wren 105. Ecuadorean Thrush 106. Spectacled Redstart 107. Beryl-spangled tanager 108. Golden Tanager 109. Green Ibis 110. Great-tailed grackle 111. Red-capped cardinal 112. Galapagos penguin 113. Galapagos hawk 114. Waved albatross 115. Red-billed tropicbird 116. Masked booby 117. Nascar booby 118. Lava gull 119. Swallow-tailed gull 120. Greater flamingo 121. American oystercatcher 122. Galapagos dove 123. Large-billed flycatcher 124. Galapagos mockingbird 125. Yellow warbler 126. Cactus finch 127. Sharp-beaked ground finch 128. Warbler finch 129. Small ground finch 130. Large-billed ground finch 131. Black-necked stilt 132. Wandering tattler 133. Brown Noddy tern 134. Tsean-tsean 135. White-necked condor 136. Pallid dove 137. Yellow-headed parrots 138. Crested flycatcher 139. Vermilion flycatcher We are most happy with the amount of birds we saw. However, apparently there are 3,200 species of birds in Ecuador, so we have a lot of birding to do.
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